"great facilitation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something that helps to make a process or task easier or more efficient. This can refer to a person's skills in helping others, or to a tool or technique that aids in achieving a goal. Example: "The team's success was largely due to John's great facilitation skills. He was able to bring everyone together and keep the project moving forward smoothly." Another example: "The new software program was a great facilitation for data analysis. It streamlined the process and saved us a lot of time."
The results clearly show the high loading ability of the NiOx nanoparticles and great facilitation of the electron transfer between the immobilized TH, CB and NiOx nanoparticles.
The results suggest that the integrated approach outperformed JAD in our test environment; it was as efficient as JAD alone and it appeared to contribute to the reduction of the need for great facilitation skills in group decision-making.
The surface coverage and charge transfer rate constant (ks) of Fe(III P immobilized on MWCNTs were 7.68 × 10−9 mol cm−2 and 1.8 s−1, respectively, indicating high loading ability of MWCNTs for Fe(III P and great facilitation of the electron transfer between Fe(III P and carbon nanotubes immobilized on the electrode surface.
The great facilitation of scientific discoveries and breakthroughs is without question (Botstein and Fink 2011).
This factor, too, may have reduced the facilitative impact of the nearby hand condition, because greater facilitation has been reported for targets appearing near the palm of the hand, as compared to near the back of the hand (Reed et al., 2010).
With a lowered baseline, a greater facilitation of dopamine release was produced by nicotine compared to that obtained under control conditions when the baseline was higher.
While the performance-enhancing effects of energy drinks are commonly attributed to caffeine, recent research has shown greater facilitation of performance post-consumption than typically expected from caffeine content alone.
Those of us who build them should help foster a greater awareness of data ethics and greater facilitation of customers to implement ethics policies and assure their own compliance.
However, in Group 1, whose continuations answered the "What happened next?" question favoring Occasion/Result continuations and greater facilitation of reference to the Goal, there was significantly less reference to the subject of S1 46 % and a much higher rate of reference to the Goal 54 %, as tabulated in 24.
Thus, tail shock (the unconditioned stimulus) produces greater facilitation of the monosynaptic EPSP from a siphon sensory neuron to a siphon motor neuron if the shock is preceded by spike activity in the sensory neuron than if the shock and spike activity occur in a specifically unpaired pattern or if the shock occurs alone.
In a group of healthy participants, it was found that reading words rated as 'never' self characteristic showed greater facilitation than words rated as 'always' characteristic [33].
